12 vessels leave Ukrainian ports despite Russia's withdrawal from Black Sea pact
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- 31 October, 2022
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Twelve vessels embarked from Ukrainian ports on Monday under the Black Sea Grain Initiative, Ukrainian Infrastructure Minster Oleksandr Kubrakov said.
Report informs, citing Reuters, that Russia halted its role in the Black Sea deal on Saturday for an “indefinite term” because it could said it could not “guarantee safety of civilian ships” travelling under the pact after an attack on its Black Sea fleet.
“Today 12 ships left Ukrainian ports. @UN & Turkish delegations provide 10 inspection teams to inspect 40 ships aiming to fulfil the #BlackSeaGrainInitiative. This inspection plan has been accepted by the Ukrainian delegation. The Russian delegation has been informed,” Kubrakov wrote on Twitter.
Ukrayna, Türkiyə və BMT Qara dənizdə 14 gəminin hərəkəti ilə bağlı razılığa gəliblər
Из украинских портов вышли 12 судов, несмотря на отказ РФ от зерновой сделки
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